Water Conservation
Save Water, Save Money
The City of Fresno Water Conservation Program has been actively promoting activities that lower water demand in the community since about 1981. Water conservation is a key tool in managing water shortages. The City of Fresno depends on water resulting from conservation as a part of its water supply.
The more water we use, the more water we must treat and deliver. Our power costs increase as we pump more water. More water use means higher water and sewer rates. Everyone's conservation efforts are crucial to limiting water and wastewater rate increases. We all pay for wasted water.
Water Is Our Future, Conserve It!
For more information about Fresno's Water Regulations and our Services, click on links below.
REGULATIONS, PERMITS
Watering Regulations - Outdoor
Report Water Waste forms Swimming Pool Drain permits Best Management Practices
Conservation Tips & Solutions
Classroom presentations For Kids!
Interior/Exterior surveys Landscape surveys and set timers Monitor over-watering Outreach events
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Toilets
Clothes Washing Machines
Speakers’ bureau, Tours, Community Outreach Workshops
FRESNO WATER SAVER NEWSLETTER
V7 Nov Dec 2009:
Winter Water Tips; Prepare Landscape for Freeze; Winter Water Schedule; Grass Cycle; Plant of Month
V6 Sep Oct 2009:
Creating a Fresno-Friendly Garden; What You Should Know Before You Mow; Fall Ideas; Plant of Month
V5 Jul Aug 2009:
Programmable Hose Timers; Educational Fun for Kids.
V4 May June 2009:
Fix a Leak; Water-wise Plant Exchange; Landscape Mulch.
V3 Mar Apr 2009:
Drought; EPA WaterSense; Evaporative Coolers; Indoor/Outdoor Surveys.
V2 Jan Feb 2009:
Eliminate Turf; Local Public Gardens; Bermundagrass Elimination.
V1 Nov Dec 20098:
Water Meter Update; New Lawn Permits; Winter Freeze Tips.
To Contact Us: Water Conservation Hotline: (559) 621-5480 or email: Information@water.fresno.gov
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